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George’s Flat In Paris Lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Aspects of Love (Original London Cast)

1989

[ELIZABETH]
How you've grown!
[ALEX]
It's been two years
[ELIZABETH]
You should have phoned
Your uncle isn't here
[ALEX]
I might have guessed!
[ELIZABETH]
And such a splendid uniform!
[ALEX]
(looking around the flat)
The same old paintings
[ELIZABETH]
Madame will be so thrilled to meet you
I'll go and tell her
[ALEX]
"Giulietta Trapani"
[ELIZABETH]
Life has changed!
Since those two met
He lives life to the full!
[ALEX]
Well, good for him!
[ELIZABETH]
She has made him young again!
[ALEX]
Where is he now, then?
[ELIZABETH]
He's doing up the country villa
They plan to live there
Now, tell me, do you still like omelettes?
Won't be a moment!
[ALEX]
And so he got his wicked way with that Italian girl
He hasn't lost his touch
[ROSE]
Well, hello
[ALEX]
I should have known
Where you were hiding
You like the good life
George likes trinkets!
God, what a fool
I was to love you!
What was all my searching for?
It's never hard to find a whore!
[ROSE]
Well, if it makes you happy, think it
[ALEX]
You scheming bitch
[ROSE]
The truth is we're a perfect pair
[ALEX]
Because he's rich
[ROSE]
Shout and scream
I don't care
[ALEX]
You could have let me know!
[ROSE]
Your uncle's shown me new horizons
[ALEX]
Well, didn't I?
[ROSE]
And as a lover he is perfect too
[ALEX]
Another lie!
[ROSE]
He takes his time
Unlike you
[ALEX]
I wasn't good enough?
[ROSE]
Why can't you listen
And come to your senses?
It's George
I really love George
He's made me a
Better, fuller, stronger person
I have never been as happy!
[ALEX]
Or, indeed, as wealthy
[ROSE]
Look, I don't need your uncle's money!
And I could have a thousand lovers!
Yet I've been faithful and I'm happy
More faithful than he'll ever be:
It's not as if he's married me!
[ALEX]
I'd better go
I'm sorry
It was a shock
[ROSE]
Try and understand
And it won't hurt you so much
[ALEX]
At least admit you loved me once
[ROSE]
Of course I did
I may even love you now
George gives me so much
But he gets so little from me
But with you I made an impression
That will last you a lifetime

About “George’s Flat In Paris” by Andrew Lloyd Webber

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